(The Silver Market is a tiny $1.9 billion)
Silver Stock Report
by Jason Hommel
It is too late for any of you, personally, to buy much silver below $20 per ounce.
While silver prices languished at about $5/oz. for almost two decades until about 2001, it's now too late for you to buy much, if any, silver below $20/oz. Did your personal wealth increase that much in the last decade like silver prices did? I don't think any billionaire in the world matched or exceeded that performance.
The silver market is very tiny, and thus prices are still potentially very explosive--especially if one of the 1000 billionaires in the world tried to buy any. The potential for future gains far exceed what has happened in the last ten years.
Only a tiny $1.9 billion dollars worth of silver per year is bought for investment; most of that is purchased in the USA, that's about 100 million troy ounces of silver, at $19/oz. Of that, nearly 40 million ounces of silver per year are being produced by the US Mint in the form of 1 oz. Silver Eagles.
World silver mines produce about 650 million oz. of silver, worth, at $20/oz., about $13 billion. More than that is consumed by industry, jewelry, photography, with the difference being met by recycling.
But investors are buying more than selling now. The people who produce the statistics call that a "surplus", but that's a white lie. As there's really not nearly enough silver to satisfy all the people who may wish to protect the value of their paper money, or other assets.
With "money in the banks" being only a small fraction of potential assets that could be converted into silver assets, and with money in the banks headed towards about $18 trillion, only about 1% of 1% of US paper money is buying silver in a year.
That means that by the time 1% of US Paper money tries to buy silver, then investment demand would be 100 times higher than it is today, and that $180 billion would try to buy into a $13 billion market, which could push silver prices well over $200/oz.
This is an understatement, as all the paper money in the world could conceivably buy all the silver and gold in the world.
I urge you, or your staff, to do further research into the facts about silver that I've shared with you.
It is my opinion that the purchase of silver is a race, given where prices are going. The race has started, and the billionaires of the world are not yet on board.
Here is one billionaire, but he's into gold.
WARNING:
The BIS, the Bank of International Settlements, has produced a report showing that the world banks have $200 billion in notional value of silver derivatives. This increased from $100 billion, in a span of 6 months. Question! Where did they get $100 billion of silver to sell, when the world only produced about $10 billion of silver per year? Hint: They didn't. The notional value of their silver derivatives is a short position! The big banks OWE $200 billion worth of silver, on paper, to investors who have not yet asked for delivery. Besides paper money, this is the world's biggest ongoing fraud.
Thus, you should avoid buying the Silver ETF's, avoid buying any futures contracts, avoid buying silver, even "allocated" silver from any LBMA member bank, and stick only with buying real bars of silver from refineries or wholesalers.
Here is a list of the world's silver refineries, a list of good places to go to get silver:
I recommend Penoles, and Heraeus. Penoles produces the most silver in Mexico, and has a minimum purchase of 300,000 oz. Heraeus is a refiner and wholesaler, with half a billion in precious metals and sells at a good price, and can deliver promptly.
You can research all of this information at the following links:
When Will Silver Prices Explode? August 28th, 2010
1% of 1% August 23rd, 2010
How to Get Into Silver, for Billionaires February 27, 2008
1% of 1% August 23rd, 2010
How to Get Into Silver, for Billionaires February 27, 2008
I apologize for not bringing any of this information to your personal attention earlier, but I was trying to follow the Bible's guidelines here
James 2
Favoritism Forbidden
Favoritism Forbidden
1 My brothers, as believers in our glorious Lord Jesus Christ, don't show favoritism. 2 Suppose a man comes into your meeting wearing a gold ring and fine clothes, and a poor man in shabby clothes also comes in. 3 If you show special attention to the man wearing fine clothes and say, "Here's a good seat for you," but say to the poor man, "You stand there" or "Sit on the floor by my feet," 4 have you not discriminated among yourselves and become judges with evil thoughts?
5 Listen, my dear brothers: Has not God chosen those who are poor in the eyes of the world to be rich in faith and to inherit the kingdom he promised those who love him? 6 But you have insulted the poor. Is it not the rich who are exploiting you? Are they not the ones who are dragging you into court? 7 Are they not the ones who are slandering the noble name of him to whom you belong?
Since then, I have learned that there are really two classes of rich. The private rich, who own the major banks and Federal Reserve who are the ones really oppressing the people, and the public rich, you who I'm contacting, who generally do not oppress the people, but whom are actually more accurately counted as among the oppressed, as you pay taxes to the other class of rich -- the private rich. Bill Gates is a perfect example. He is not a usurer, and he has been persecuted and taken to court repeatedly by the really rich.
Sincerely,
Jason Hommel.
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